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Brilliant!!! Simple Brilliant!!!

Would this count as invasion of privacy, I wonder?
Would love to do this here but wouldn't dare risk the chance of having my cam being snatched up and eaten^^;;

hahaha nice one!

Wow, never knew this is getting so popular; I saw a different one about 3 weeks ago. I wonder what the people think... I mean the people around you would chuckle, but the people half way across the room have no idea where that thing even comes from. Then the kitchen staff must be puzzled too haha.

Sweeet.

Awesome, others were posted here before but its cool to see that its catching on ^^; I wanna' try this one day.

Your welcome eh
And yes, why didn't you think of that?
Cool that found a second video as well.

Gotta love the lady at 1:20 and the kids at 4:50^-^

Awesome! Some really great footage in there!

I love how some people don't see it/pretend not to see it.

Creativitation of some people amuses me. Genius Idea! haha. Not only did we get to see the reactions of people seeing the camera and we get to see what it's like being a sushi in a roulette belt restaurant. lol.

That could make a good TVC for some sushi bar or something..

or maybe perspective of the conveyor sushi?~ :)

LOL I would have just taken the camera haha

I wouldn't want a camera on me while I'm forcing in a huge futomaki down my mouth. XD

Haha, that is so cool. ^_^
Luckily nobody take the camera.

First the dancing Storm trooper and now this.. Dammit! -crosses off things on a list-

I'd probably wouldn't do that if i had the chance. Would be worried if my camera goes around and doesn't make it back. ^^;

Wow, that Naruto look-alike kid at 1:50 can sure eat...

LOL! This one didnt goes as smooth, well a little detour wasn't bad either ^_^

the camera would be gone if this was done here..(malaysia)

I love it, its quite funny the reactions of the people..they're like Uhh? What the?

Ha! "A client must have forgotten it…" says a cook.

Only in JP you would get it back, and still I could never do this… always too afraid of offending someone by filming/photographing so close without permission.

That's incredibly awesome. XD

cool. makes me want to get a video-camera.
would be neat if someone did a vid like this with a sign attached to the cam, with a greeting or some instructions to do something like 'Get up and dance!'

they should have like a built-in camera on a random plate and just serve stuff on it and watch it's lifespan from the kitchen out to the guest then back to the kitchen.

I was nice to see the insides XD

Cool! And no one seemed to mind being filmed:)

LOL that was just too funny!!

The interesting things you see in one go round on the conveyor belt...

WOW that was really cool to watch. i was mesmerized the whole time with a big smile on my face. it was so neat to watch and see every aspect of the restaurant.

hey maybe I should do that at Excapade Sushi Restaurant ^^

this restaurant only available in Brunei and it is getting popular among Bruneians, all of them are friendly but some Bruneian are not sporting when film like this *sigh*

Seen a few of these videos - wonder if it will start becoming so common that they have to start putting up "Please do not put cameras on the sushi conveyor. Cameras are not sushi." signs.

Ah I remember seeing the one from 2006, cool to see another one.

If I tried that with my camera here in the US I expect either someone would get pissed and turn it off/break it or else it would be stolen. Too bad, 'cause it's cool to see all the reactions. Also, I don't think we have any restaurants like that around here...

Question on the restaurant - do you pay a fee and eat any sushi you want as it goes around? If not, what?

i like how they were so responsible at trying to figure out who it belongs to and not just... leave it going lol

Some of the faces on this were absolutely classic! I think I laughed the most when the staff put it BACK ON the belt...

i remember watching a vid just like this...

except it had really cool laid back music
gah, forgot where i saw it

Spotted it on Japan Probe yesterday, find it amusing enough, but do they (the people being filmed)?

LOL that was tyte

those vids are so cool in their simplicity!

wonder when somebody thought of this for the first time.

nice idea

nice video, although I can't help but think, it'll only work in Japan, if it was in any other place the camera would probably be stolen. ^^

I would have been afraid someone would steal my camera.

"It's the foreigners" lol at least they payed for the plate ^,^

Try it here and *SNATCH* ur cam's gone. ^^

I saw the second one a couple of weeks ago in youtube, the funniest part is the guy picking his nose hehe.

About the invasion of privacy, it always comes to my mind when I see random pictures taken by foreigners, I can't stop thinking how would I react if it happened to me. At least in the big cities they have to be used to foreigners taking pics of every single thing that seems strange to them, it's just that sometimes you don't see happy faces once they realize. But anyway it's probably the same with tourists all over the world.

If it happened here in Czech Republic, the camera would be definitely stolen in one minute XD

I totally want to do this now!
And I love when the waiter-like person explains to the cooks that the camera was
from "gaijiin-san"! :)

the videos were pretty interesting, would love to do it among friends, be a pity to lose it at an actual restaurant.

its really a brilliant idea, but it seems that the waiter at the restaurant do know about it so i'm guessing they did get a OK from them would love to try it out someday somewhere

6:20 - Gaijin -san desu....
hahah

That's awesome haha would never do that here though would get stolen in the first 20 seconds.

It's interesting to see genuine Japanese faces after being accustomed to images of clean×conditioned idols in the Japanese media.

Great idea. But I'm afraid that the camera will be gone halfway through. Luckily she tried it at Japan. Not sure what will happen if it's here...

Talk about going "undercover"! Brilliant though. Good to see a dose of everyday Japan instead of all the glamour stuff people post. But how can they not even know it's on?

I think I would have stolen the camera or at least turned it away (J/K) =P

Daily life of a Kappamaki. XD

XD LOVED IT!

wuwu...it's quite stupid even some japanese is saying "何これ？意味わかんない"...

Didn't see much pretty except the part timer there.

This is great! I'm gonna hijack this on facebook ^^
Just brilliant ;p

hahahaha~
them gaijins and their crazy cameras^^

面白い
i can see that come customers can really ear. ('~')

This is very interesting indeed! I think it's original and very insightful in the restaurant there.

What a wonderful idea, reminds me so much of the film Been John Malkovich !

hahaha, interesting videoxd

But all I could think of was 6:00 of this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itOSqr3k89Q

That camera wouldn't stand a chance at that sushi shop lolxD

Why didn't u think of that before this guy? Because Tom Green thought that BEFORE this guy!
This is Tom Green's original idea on an MTV show about 3 or 4 years ago. Of course his had more disturbing features like a microphone and weird stuff.

Funney. Only possible in Japan methinks though; anywhere else the camera wouldn't come round again....

That was cute. But wow, some people had really huge piles of plates!

Wow.. This also came up into my mind telling myself " Why I didn't think of this idea before? ". ^^;;

I will be doing this if I happen to go a sushi restuarant that has a rolling thing on the top of the table.

An awesome idea, but I guess it'll only work in Japan, as Japanese people are probably one of the most honest bunch when it comes to strangers' objects. If I try it in a sushi bar here, I'll probably need to follow it to make sure it doesn't get taken away.

Never realized that Gaijin-sna was astually said, really cool idea and surprised how much i understood.

Lucky to get it back. From where I am it will probably get thrown away by the people who work there or stolen.

Oh wow, that was brilliant! Most people look terrified or disgusted ^^

i think this would be a great basis for a sushi restaurant commercial ^_^

Thats kinda old actually ^^' A friend of mine tried that a couple of years ago and ended up getting his camera stolen ^^' He thought the resturant personal had taken it off the conveyor but apparently not. One of the customers must have taken it. ^^'

I thoroughly enjoyed watching these.

Amazing! I love this kind of videos!

Man at 1:10 looked funny, and mom and 1:32 was so hot ^^

Shameless gaijin!
Anyway, the kitchen staff conversation in latest video is the most interesting part imho.
Too bad nobody turned it up-side-down or something.

That was totally fascinating. It's interesting to see who smiles and laughs about it, who gets peeved, and who gets freaked out. Though the proportion of people who took it well kind of surprised me, it makes sense when I think about it--a social setting like a restaurant loosens people up, so they laugh more easily.

Wow. Everyone really seems to have enjoyed this. Only a couple of people seemed to notice that this is a pretty rude thing to do! Sorry to rain on everyone's parade, but this is really not acceptable behaviour, is it? It's rude to the customers (notice how they are not amused-- except for some of the children), and it's disrespectful to the restaurant. It's also unsanitary!!

I have to admit that some of the footage is really pretty kool, but this is not the right way to go about getting it. Sorry. I have to disagree with this one; it's a typical gaijin thing to do; I'd never do it.

I wonder do some people really did not notice the camera or they just choose to ignore it?

Seeing this slice of Japanese every-day life was great.

One of the funniest things I've ever seen in youtube. XD

Awesome!

I had a good chuckle at various spots, especially when it went to the kitchen and they thought one of the customers had forgotten it until one of the front staff told them it was a gaijin-san's haha XD

I think we have the basis for a new reality show. The network pitch will go something like this: it's a cross between candid camera and what food feels like before it is eaten.

I love conveyors! I am hoping that I will own a place big enough to have one built in, much less a mini version of one. They are just that awesome to me. X3

This idea is interesting, but somehow I feel its an invasion of privacy. I wouldn't like people taking images of me without my prior consent. As one comment above mentioned, this is a "gaijin" thing to do, and generally not acceptable in certain Asian countries.

haha I really enjoyed all the different reactions.

A rather cool idea. It'd be nice though if more people are more open minded and understanding like those customers else a gaijin might get kicked out find that rather disrespectful.

Hypnotically Hilarious!

lol ^^ i like the first one ^^ this is cool ^^

Brilliant :D

That's awesome :D

lol!
Chef: "Gai-jin san desu."

OMG, those are priceless, the reactions of the little kids is worth a million smiles.

Man how I would like to do that in April once I'm in Japan. But I just can't imagine what I would do if my Cam gets stolen or damaged.

That was amazing~!

This video is private. :(

That was a great, really great idea, I enjoyed it a lot.

nande kore? ahh camera! love this idea brilliant ^_^

Thats great! haha.

I love how they asked the waiter and then just put it back on. (^_^)